Definition: Kontronnet refers to a mystical entity that appears as an angel in Jewish religious texts, often associated with spiritual guidance or miracles. Its meaning varies within the text; some interpret its significance differently from others. The original Hebrew term for "kontronnet" is "ΧΦ°Χ¨ΧΦΌΧΦΈΧ." The word derives from Greek roots "kyrΕmΔ," which means "angel" (as in angelic beings), and "-meto-" meaning "to see." In Jewish mythology, this entity was associated with the Angel of Death. It appears as a vision to a priest at a wedding procession or at a religious feast. In the Bible context, "kontronnet" is often used as an archaic name for a woman who gave birth during the reign of King Josiah (the king before Jesus) after she was struck with a severe illness. The angel appears and tells her to give birth again in order to keep her life in good health. The word is sometimes translated into English as "miracle worker," or "angel of mercy," but these translations are often used figuratively, to indicate that the entity's power lies not in its own divine attributes, but rather in their ability to help others through their suffering.
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